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This course is designed to familiarize learners with various aspects of reinforced concrete building design, offering a multifaceted approach to enhance their skills. This comprehensive course explores crucial aspects of structural engineering, covering architectural drawing interpretation, and scheme setting. The course will cover common floor systems such as continuous two-way slabs and flat slabs, as well as drop panel design, sizing considerations, and edge beam functions. The module then shifts focus to reinforced concrete columns, emphasizing critical considerations in their location, sizing, and architectural significance. Lateral load systems, including shear walls, are explored in compliance with IS 1893 standards. Additionally, learners gain practical proficiency in ETABS modeling for multi-storey buildings and SAFE modeling for detailed floor system design, ensuring a holistic understanding and application of structural design principles.

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Structural Scheme setting - Horizontal elements
This module covers essential aspects of structural scheme setting and design for buildings, focusing on interpreting architectural drawings, scheme design for reinforced concrete buildings, and floor systems. Learners will explore popular concrete floor systems such as flat slab systems and continuous two-way slabs, delving into sizing considerations, drop panel design, and the role of edge beams. The module provides practical insights into beam structures and edge beam sizing, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of structural design principles for effective application in engineering projects.
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Structural Scheme setting - Vertical elements
This module delves into the structural scheme setting and the design of reinforced concrete columns. Learners will learn about the critical considerations in locating and sizing columns, exploring the architectural significance of their placement. The module further covers the axial load design, preliminary sizing, and important parameters of columns. Lateral load systems, including shear walls, are discussed with a focus on compliance with IS 1893 standards, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of structural design principles for effective application in building projects.
ETABS Modelling & Analysis
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to ETABS modeling for structural analysis and design. Learners will be guided through various stages of building modeling, with a specific focus on the structural model for a multi-storey reinforced concrete building of up to 50 m tall, using software ETABS.
SAFE Modelling and Analysis
This course module offers a comprehensive introduction to SAFE modeling for structural design, focusing on the floor system. Learners will be guided through the intricacies of modeling flat slabs using the direct design method, analyzing two-way slabs, and estimating deflections in edge beams for a reinforced concrete building.

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Covers common floor systems like continuous two-way slabs and flat slabs, catering to learners interested in concrete structural design
Provides a practical approach to reinforced concrete design, benefiting learners seeking hands-on experience
Incorporates ETABS and SAFE modeling, equipping learners with industry-relevant skills for structural analysis and design
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Focuses on crucial aspects of structural engineering, catering to learners seeking a comprehensive understanding

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Reinforced Concrete Design by Edward G. Nawy
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  • Read the book thoroughly, focusing on key concepts and design principles.
Volunteer at a local construction site
Gain practical experience by volunteering at a local construction site, observing firsthand the application of reinforced concrete principles.
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  • Identify a local construction site that welcomes volunteers.
  • Contact the site manager to inquire about volunteer opportunities.
  • Attend the construction site and observe the work being done.
Analyze column axial capacity
Practice analyzing column axial capacity to enhance your understanding of column behavior and design.
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  • Determine the column cross-section and material properties.
  • Calculate the axial load acting on the column.
  • Determine the column's axial capacity using appropriate design equations.
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Solve beam sizing problems
Practice solving beam sizing problems to reinforce your understanding of load analysis and design principles.
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  • Gather problem data, including beam length, loads, and material properties.
  • Calculate bending moments and shear forces.
  • Select an appropriate beam section based on strength and deflection criteria.
Design flat slabs using the direct design method
Follow guided tutorials to learn the direct design method for flat slabs, enhancing your understanding of slab behavior and design principles.
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  • Review the theory behind the direct design method.
  • Identify the critical design parameters for flat slabs.
  • Apply the direct design method to design a flat slab.
Model reinforced concrete structures in ETABS
Enhance your proficiency in structural modeling by practicing the creation and analysis of reinforced concrete structures using ETABS.
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  • Create a new ETABS model and define material properties.
  • Model the geometry of the structure, including beams, columns, and slabs.
  • Apply loads and boundary conditions.
  • Run the analysis and review the results.
Design a small two-story reinforced concrete building
Embark on a project to design a small two-story reinforced concrete building, applying the concepts and techniques learned in the course.
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  • Gather project requirements and develop a design brief.
  • Analyze the structural loads and determine design criteria.
  • Design the structural elements, including beams, columns, and slabs.
  • Prepare construction drawings and specifications.

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